Hello all,
I am trying to define a function with return type as struct, but seem to be failing.
Error I am receiving is following
Code:
.CC error: prototype for 'RpcHOData L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::getUnassociatedHORpcClusters(double)' does not match any in class 'L1ITMu::MBLTCollection'
struct RpcHOData L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::getUnassociatedHORpcClusters( double minRpcPhi )
^
In file included from .h error: candidate is: L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::RpcHOData L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::getUnassociatedHORpcClusters(double)
struct RpcHOData getUnassociatedHORpcClusters( double minDist);
Please find the snippet of the code here:
Code:
in .h file --->
namespace L1ITMu {
class MBLTCollection {
public:
struct RpcHOData {
std::vector< L1ITMu::TriggerPrimitiveList> In;
std::vector< L1ITMu::TriggerPrimitiveList> Out;
std::vector< L1ITMu::TriggerPrimitiveList> ho;
};
}
in CC file --->
struct RpcHOData L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::getUnassociatedHORpcClusters( double minRpcPhi )
{
.....
......
}
Any piece of suggestions would be great.
Thanks in advance,
emily
---------- Post updated at 09:44 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:40 AM ----------
I forgot to add,
I also tried removing the keyword 'struct' in the return type, did not help either.
Code:
in CC file --->
RpcHOData L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::getUnassociatedHORpcClusters( double minRpcPhi )
{
.....
......
}
error is then:
Code:
.CC error: 'RpcHOData' does not name a type
RpcHOData L1ITMu::MBLTCollection::getUnassociatedHORpcClusters( double minRpcPhi )
---------- Post updated at 09:58 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:44 AM ----------
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